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Review: Super Mario Party Jamboree (Nintendo Switch)

Mario Party is a tentpole series that goes through its ups and downs, and those tend to coincide with how much the developers mess with the basic format of giving people a board to move around and then minigames to compete over. For some reason, there are times when they feel the need to get “innovative”, and the results are always something that misses the brief and failts to understand why people love Mario Party. Thankfully Super Mario Party Jamboree is not one of those games. In fact, this is the most enjoyable the series has been in quite some…

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The final key art for Tetris Forever, by Willea Zwey.

Tetris Forever launches in about one month

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Tetris Forever is, according to the developer, “a love letter to the global, multigenerational fanbase that spans the spectrum of casual to competitive gamers.” It functions as an interactive timeline that combines playable games, video featurettes, and digital artifacts. A few days ago, Digital Eclipse announced some of the retro…

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Review: RPG Maker WITH (Nintendo Switch)

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RPG Maker doesn’t need any introduction at this point. It’s been around since 1992! People have been making their own little video games in their favourite genre for more than 30 years! Over time the tools have become easier to use, and it’s become easier to share and play each…

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The catch-up coffee: October 14, 2024

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Welcome to Digitally Downloaded’s weekly catch-up news feature, the catch-up coffee. I will bring you the best news you may have missed with each issue. Grab the biggest mug you’ve got, fill it with your favourite brew, and catch up with us (and our favourite news anchor, Dee Dee)!…

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Gadget Review: PowerA OPS v3 Pro

The value of “pro” controllers is a little lost on me, as the only competitive game that I play is Magic the Gathering, which doesn’t need a controller at all, and most of the single player games I enjoy can be played with one or two buttons (and are often turn-based). With that being said, while features don’t bother me…

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Gadget Review: CRKD NEO S

Manufacturing third-party controllers must be a tough gig. It’s one of those things that the major console manufacturers – Sony, Microsoft and Nintendo – are hyper-competitive about because controllers impact heavily on how enjoyable their consoles are to use. Consequently, all three make excellent controllers, put them at reasonable prices…

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